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Who coined the term 'choice theory'?
Who coined the term 'choice theory'?
What does choice theory state about behavior?
What does choice theory state about behavior?
Almost all behavior is chosen and driven by five basic needs.
The five basic needs according to choice theory are: survival, love and belonging, power, freedom, and _____.
The five basic needs according to choice theory are: survival, love and belonging, power, freedom, and _____.
fun
What is meant by 'survival' in the context of choice theory?
What is meant by 'survival' in the context of choice theory?
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What does 'love and belonging' refer to?
What does 'love and belonging' refer to?
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Define 'freedom' in the context of choice theory.
Define 'freedom' in the context of choice theory.
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What does 'autonomy' mean?
What does 'autonomy' mean?
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What is empowerment in an educational context?
What is empowerment in an educational context?
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How is enjoyment defined in choice theory?
How is enjoyment defined in choice theory?
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What is self-determination?
What is self-determination?
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What is the role of a manager in the context of choice theory?
What is the role of a manager in the context of choice theory?
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What are class meetings?
What are class meetings?
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What does 'guide' refer to in an educational context?
What does 'guide' refer to in an educational context?
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According to choice theory, a person is controlled by others.
According to choice theory, a person is controlled by others.
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Study Notes
Choice Theory Overview
- Coined by William Glasser in the 1990s, emphasizing that behavior is largely chosen.
- Focuses on five basic needs: survival, love and belonging, power, freedom, and fun.
- Love and belonging are deemed the most critical for fulfilling other needs.
- Classrooms should support the satisfaction of these needs, addressing the holistic development of the child.
Five Basic Needs
- Survival: Ensures access to essential resources like food, shelter, and clothing.
- Love and Belonging: Essential for acceptance within peers and familial bonds.
- Power: The need for influence and control over one's environment.
- Freedom: Represents independence and personal autonomy.
- Fun: The pursuit of enjoyment and pleasure in activities.
Key Concepts
- Empowerment: Fosters student involvement in the learning process, boosting self-esteem and success.
- Enjoyment: Related to finding pleasure and delight in various activities within the classroom.
- Self-determination: The ability of individuals to govern their own lives and make personal choices.
Roles in the Classroom
- Manager: A person who facilitates the achievement of goals through interaction with others, including students.
- Guide: The teacher's role in directing and supporting students on their learning journey.
Classroom Practices
- Class Meetings: Group sessions allowing students to collaboratively address classroom life and collective concerns.
- Control: According to choice theory, individuals can only be controlled by themselves, highlighting personal responsibility in behavior.
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Description
This quiz covers key concepts in Classroom Management guided by Choice Theory, developed by William Glasser. You'll learn about the fundamental principles of choice theory and the five basic needs that drive behavior in an educational setting.
